Vazifeh

vazifeh is a term that may refer to several distinct subjects, primarily within Persian‑speaking contexts.

In Persian, vazifeh (وظیفه) denotes a duty, obligation, or task, often used in legal, religious, or everyday contexts to describe responsibilities that must be fulfilled. The word appears in classical literature, legal documents, and contemporary discourse, where it underscores the concept of moral and societal responsibilities.

Vazifeh is also a family name found in Iran, Turkey, and among diaspora communities. Individuals bearing the surname have been noted in fields such as academia, politics, and the arts. The name is generally derived from the Persian noun and may historically indicate a lineage associated with service or duty.

Additionally, Vazifeh is the name of a small village in the Kermanshah Province of western Iran. According to census data, the village has a modest population and the name likely reflects local historical or cultural significance tied to the concept of duty or responsibility within the community.